- Hosted Sage Readiness

Find out exactly what a properly hosted Sage environment looks like for you.

Thirty minutes. No sales pitch, no generic price sheet. Just a straight answer about your Sage 300 CRE or Sage 100 Contractor environment, built from your actual setup, not a template.

500+ Sage Companies

99.99% Uptime

SOC 2 Type 2 Certified

Tier IV Data Centers

- Section 01 | Key Takeaways

This isn't a sales call. It's a real assessment.

A straight answer

Whether hosting makes sense for your environment right now, based on your version, modules, and user count, not a generic pitch.

A real number

A configuration and cost estimate specific to your environment. Not a public price sheet that ignores your integrations or user count.

A migration reality check

An honest look at disruption risk, realistic timeline, and exactly what would need to move.

No obligation

You leave with real information either way. There's no pressure to commit on the call itself.

- Section 02 | before the call

Know these seven things, and the call moves fast.

You don't need every answer memorized before we talk. But if you can speak to most of these, we skip the small talk and get straight to something useful for you.

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    Your Sage version and active modules. Sage 300 CRE or Sage 100 Contractor, and which parts of it your team actually uses day to day.
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    User count and locations. Office, home, job site trailers, wherever your team is logging in from.
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    Your current integrations. Procore, hh2, Autodesk, Microsoft 365, or anything else connected to Sage.
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    The date of your last tested backup restore
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    The Windows Version on your workstations
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    Where Sage feels the slowest or most painful today

- Section 03 | built for you

Focused on Hosting Your Applications Safely

Sage Specialist

Not a generalist host that happens to support Sage. Every server, tech, and support process is built around Sage specifically.

500+ Companies

Construction and specialty contracting firms across the country, from single-user shops to multi-entity operations.

Tier IV Data Centers

Fault-tolerant U.S. facilities with physical and environmental redundancy at every level.

99.99% Uptime

Less than 52 minutes of potential downtime a year, publicly committed, not just aspirational.

Browser Based Access

No VPN, no Citrix, no client installation. Your team logs in and works, from any device, any location.

SOC 2 Type II Certified

Independently audited security controls, with daily backups and offsite retention as the baseline.

- Section 04 | stay informed

Helpful FAQs.

Will Sage actually run slower in the cloud?

In a properly tuned, SSD-backed, server-class hosted environment, performance typically matches or exceeds aging on-premises hardware. That lines up with Sage's own published system requirements, not just our word for it.

We just bought a new server. Why look at this now?

You don't have to move immediately. If you're also dealing with remote access friction, backup uncertainty, or slow reporting, the assessment shows you when the economics start to favor a change, and when they don't.

What about our custom reports and integrations?

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What does this actually cost?

We don't publish a price sheet, because environments vary too much for one to be honest. User count, modules, integrations, and reporting needs all affect the right configuration. The assessment is what gets you a real number.

- Section 05 | Onboarding

Three Steps. No Surprises

STEP ONE

Request the Assessment. Fill out the short form below. Someone from our team reaches out within one business day.

STEP two

Quick Discovery Call. We ask about your environment using the checklist above. No pressure or commitment either way.

STEP THREE

A custom quote. Built specifically for your environment and numbers, not a generic tier pulled from a price sheet.